IdeaBounce®
IdeaBounce® is an online platform and event from the Skandalaris Center for Interdisciplinary Innovation and Entrepreneurship where anyone in St. Louis can pitch an idea, get feedback, and network with other entrepreneurs and innovators.
Intellectual Property Clinic
The Intellectual Property Clinic at WashULaw provides legal services to the St. Louis community pro bono. Law students have the opportunity to develop their understanding and application of intellectual property law. Intellectual property law matters include copyright matters, patent matters, right of publicity matters, trademark matters, and trade secret matters.
Entrepreneurship Clinic
WashULaw students in the Entrepreneurship Clinic provide advice and legal assistance to individuals and entities in all entrepreneurship endeavors. The clinic helps with start-ups and small businesses and non-profit organizations.
CORTEX Innovation Community
The CORTEX Innovation Community is a hub of bioscience and technology research, development, and commercialization. The community allows for hundreds of research and technology-based jobs, and industry and biotechnology start-ups in the St. Louis area.
Alliance for Native Programs and Initiatives (ANPI)
This collaborative effort between the Brown School’s Buder Center with leaders at the St. Louis Zoo, St. Louis Art Museum, Missouri Humanities Council, Missouri History Museum and Lutheran Indian Ministries, is meant to advance Native partnerships and programming. Strengthening collaboration and communication will allow better dissemination of knowledge, stronger programs, and improved outreach.
Pivot 314 Program
The Graduate Center, in the Office of the Provost, administers the year-long Pivot 314 Program for mid-career PhD students to enhance their academic journeys through interdisciplinary connections and innovation. Participants apply their academic and research skills in experiential learning opportunities outside and/or alongside of the academy while making valuable connections in the St. Louis community. Through partnerships with the Skandalaris Center for Interdisciplinary Innovation & Entrepreneurship, the Center for Humanities, and the Center for Environment, students will build/expand their network and find an applied academic experience for the summer that will further their research skill development while also making an impact on the St. Louis community.